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SCHDM2017 @ YITP
Theoretical study of Λ(1405) in Ξb decay
Kenta Miyahara (Kyoto univ.)Tetsuo Hyodo (YITP)Eulogio Oset (Valencia univ.)
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25 May 2017
Contents❖ Introduction
- Λ(1405) previous exp.
- recent heavy hadron exp.
❖ Formulation
- weak decay, qq creation, FSI
❖ Results ( with chiral unitary approach )
- dip structure ← Λ(1405) peak
❖ Other reactions
❖ Summary
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❖ Λ(1405) : I (JP) = 0 (1/2-), S=-1• “exotic” candidate
sd
uΛ* =KN
!Σ
and/or
• puzzle : pole structureHyodo and Jido, Prog. Part. Nucl. Phys. 67, 55 (2012)
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Introduction : Λ(1405)
Λ(1405) is an interesting but mysterious state.
Λ(1405) peak in spectrum resonance pole
single pole double pole or
doorway to K nuclei S. Ohnishi, et al., arXiv:1701.07589
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Introduction : Λ(1405) previous exp.
TπΣ→πΣ has not been measured.
• γp→K+(πΣ)
• K-p→π0(πΣ)
Magas, Oset, and Ramos, Phys. Rev. Lett. 95 (2005) 052301
exp.) LEPS : Niiyama et al., Phys. Rev. C78 (2008) 035202CLAS : Moriya et al., Phys. Rev. C87 (2013) 035206
Roca and Oset, Phys. Rev. C87 (2013) 055201
exp.) Crystal Ball : Prakhov et al., Phys. Rev. C70 (2004) 034605
is dominant
d�
dMinv/ |b(W )G⇡⌃T⇡⌃!⇡⌃ + c(W )GKNTKN!⇡⌃|2
TKN!⇡⌃
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Introduction : heavy hadron decays
We search for decays dominated by TπΣ→πΣ.
• Λb → J/ψ K-p decayAaij et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 115 (2015) 072001
Pc(4450)
Pc(4380)
pentaquarks
in J/ψ p spectrum
• Λc+ → π+ (πΣ) decay Λ(1405)Miyahara, Hyodo, and Oset, Phys. Rev. C92 (2015) 055204
Λ(1405)in πΣ spectrum
TKN→πΣ is dominant
theoreticalprediction
Formulation
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Considering Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa matrix, kinematics, and diquark correlation, the following diagram is favored.
Weak decay creationqq
M
B
Final state interaction
⇤(1405)
I(JP ) = 0(1/2�)
uu+ dd+ ss
su
⌅0b
b
uJP = 1
2
+
cD0
W�
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Formulation : Weak decay
❖ Cabibbo favored diagrams
su
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+
cD0
W�
d
su
⇤⇤
(a)
su
buc
D0
W�
⇤⇤
su
u
du
(b)
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Formulation : Weak decay
su
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+
cD0
W�
d
su
⇤⇤
(a)
su
buc
D0
W�
⇤⇤
su
u
du
(b)
high momentum
soft qq creation
❖ Cabibbo favored diagrams
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Formulation : Weak decay
❖ Cabibbo favored diagrams
su
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+
cD0
W�
d
su
⇤⇤
(a)
su
buc
D0
W�
⇤⇤
su
u
du
(b)
Diagram (a) is most favored.
for momentummismatch
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
even parity
parity odd(L = 1)
Λ(1405)parity odd
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2
X
i=u,d,s
|dqiqi(su� us)iqq creation
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
M 0 B0
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
even parity
parity odd(L = 1)
M 0
B0
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
(even parity)
parity odd(L = 1)
M 0
B0
1p2
X
i=u,d,s
|dqiqi(su� us)iqq creation
M 0 B0M =
0
@uu ud usdu dd dssu sd ss
1
A =
0
BB@
⇡0p2+ ⌘p
3+ ⌘0
p6
⇡+ K+
⇡� � ⇡0p2+ ⌘p
3+ ⌘0
p6
K0
K� K0 � ⌘p3+ 2⌘0
p6
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CCA
considering SU(3) transformation,
used in Chiral EFT
B =1p2
0
@u(ds� sd) u(su� us) u(ud� du)d(ds� sd) d(su� us) d(ud� du)s(ds� sd) s(su� us) s(ud� du)
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A =
0
B@
⌃0p2+ ⇤p
6+ ⇤1p
3⌃+ p
⌃� �⌃0p2+ ⇤p
6+ ⇤1p
3n
⌅� ⌅0 � 2p6⇤+ ⇤1p
3
1
CA
q : 3 → 3 diquark
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
(even parity)
parity odd(L = 1)
M 0
B0
1p2
X
i=u,d,s
|dqiqi(su� us)iqq creation
M 0 B0M =
0
@uu ud usdu dd dssu sd ss
1
A =
0
BB@
⇡0p2+ ⌘p
3+ ⌘0
p6
⇡+ K+
⇡� � ⇡0p2+ ⌘p
3+ ⌘0
p6
K0
K� K0 � ⌘p3+ 2⌘0
p6
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CCA
considering SU(3) transformation,
used in Chiral EFT
B =1p2
0
@u(ds� sd) u(su� us) u(ud� du)d(ds� sd) d(su� us) d(ud� du)s(ds� sd) s(su� us) s(ud� du)
1
A =
0
B@
⌃0p2+ ⇤p
6+ ⇤1p
3⌃+ p
⌃� �⌃0p2+ ⇤p
6+ ⇤1p
3n
⌅� ⌅0 � 2p6⇤+ ⇤1p
3
1
CA
q : 3 → 3 diquark
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2
X
i=u,d,s
|dqiqi(su� us)iqq creation
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
M 0 B0
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
even parity
parity odd(L = 1)
M 0
B0
|MB0i = � 1
2p3|⇡0⇤i+ 1
2|⇡0⌃0i+ |⇡�⌃+i+ 1
3p2|⌘⇤i � 1p
6|⌘⌃0i+ |K0⌅0i
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Formulation : qq creation
❖ quark d.o.f. → hadron d.o.f.
|⌅0bi = 1p
2|b(su� us)i
1p2
X
i=u,d,s
|dqiqi(su� us)iqq creation
1p2|d(su� us)i
weak decay
M 0 B0
⌅0b
b
u
JP = 12
+c
D0
W�
d
su
su
spectatorS = 0
(even parity)
parity odd(L = 1)
M 0
B0
no KN state !!TπΣ→πΣ is dominant
|MB0i = � 1
2p3|⇡0⇤i+ 1
2|⇡0⌃0i+ |⇡�⌃+i+ 1
3p2|⌘⇤i � 1p
6|⌘⌃0i+ |K0⌅0i
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Formulation : Final State Interaction
Gi : meson-baryon loop function, Tij : meson-baryon scattering matrix
coefficients can be determined from |MB’>
u
d
s
b
⇡+Mj
Bj
Mj
Bj
T
Mj
Bj
hj
= +
G
VPVP
hj
d�j
dMinv=
1
(2⇡)3pD0 pjM⌅0
bMj
M2⌅0
b
|Mj |2
h⇡0⇤0 = � 1
2p3,
h⇡0⌃0 =1
2, h⇡�⌃+ = 1, h⇡+⌃� = 0,
hK�p = hK0n = 0,
h⌘⇤ =1
3p2, h⌘⌃0 = 0, hK0⌅0 = 1, hK+⌅� = 0
decay spectrum two-body amplitude T
Mj = VP
hj +
X
i
hiGi(Minv)Tij(Minv)
!
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Results : chiral unitary approach
T V V T
G
+=
T = V + V GT = V + V GV + V GV GV + · · ·= (V �1 �G)�1
Chiral EFT
❖ model for two-body T matrix
IHW model. Ikeda, Hyodo and Weise, Nucl. Phys. A881, 98 (2012)
• fit near the KN threshold including new exp. data• s-wave meson-baryon scattering with NLO term• with isospin breaking
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Results : invariant mass distribution
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. units
]
Minv [MeV]
π0Σ0
π-Σ+π+Σ-
⌅0b ! D0(⇡⌃)
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Results : invariant mass distribution
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. units
]
Minv [MeV]
π0Σ0
π-Σ+π+Σ-
⌅0b ! D0(⇡⌃)
Λ(1405) peak ?
• different “Λ(1405) peak” positions ?
• quite low positions (π-Σ+ & π0Σ0) ?
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Results : invariant mass distribution
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. units
]
Minv [MeV]
π0Σ0π-Σ+
π+Σ-
⌅0b ! D0(⇡⌃)
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
IHW
| T
πΣ
->
πΣ |
Minv [MeV]
| Tπ
-Σ
+ -> π0Σ
0 | | T
π-Σ
+ -> π-Σ
+ | | T
π-Σ
+ -> π+Σ
- |
two-body T
• I=1 interference
|⇡0⌃0i ⇠ � 1p3|⇡⌃iI=0
|⇡�⌃+i ⇠ � 1p3|⇡⌃iI=0 � 1p
2|⇡⌃iI=1
|⇡+⌃�i ⇠ � 1p3|⇡⌃iI=0 + 1p
2|⇡⌃iI=1
difference in Ξb0 is much larger
peak difference
small peak difference in T
Λ(1405) in TπΣ→πΣ can be extracted from Ξb0 decay.21
Results : invariant mass distribution
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. units
]
Minv [MeV]
π0Σ0π-Σ+
π+Σ-
⌅0b ! D0(⇡⌃)
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
IHW
| T
πΣ
->
πΣ |
Minv [MeV]
| Tπ
-Σ
+ -> π0Σ
0 | | T
π-Σ
+ -> π-Σ
+ | | T
π-Σ
+ -> π+Σ
- |
two-body T
Λ(1405)“dips” in π0Σ0 and π-Σ+ correspond to Λ(1405) in T.
Mj = VP
hj +
X
i
hiGi(Minv)Tij(Minv)
!
• “dip” origin
T
Mj
Bj
hj
= +
Ghj
interference between “tree” and “rescattering”
hj=0 in π+Σ-dip appearspeak
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Results : “peak” v.s. “dip” against KN fraction“dip” is characteristic of TπΣ→πΣ dominated reaction
existing TKN→πΣ dominated reactions reveal “peak”
x (|K�pi+ |K0
ni)
|MB0i = � 1
2p3|⇡0⇤i+ 1
2|⇡0⌃0i+ |⇡�⌃+i
+1
3p2|⌘⇤i � 1p
6|⌘⌃0i+ |K0⌅0i
When x < 0.5, “dip” would appear.
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
Ξb0 -> D0(πΣ)
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. u
nits
]
Minv [MeV]
x=0
x=0.2
x=0.4
x=0.6Ξb0→D0(π0Σ0)
strong coupling to Λ(1405)
weaker coupling to Λ(1405)
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Results : “peak” v.s. “dip” against KN fraction“dip” is characteristic of TπΣ→πΣ dominated reaction
weaker coupling to Λ(1405)
existing TKN→πΣ dominated reactions reveal “peak”strong coupling to Λ(1405)
x (|K�pi+ |K0
ni)
|MB0i = � 1
2p3|⇡0⇤i+ 1
2|⇡0⌃0i+ |⇡�⌃+i
+1
3p2|⌘⇤i � 1p
6|⌘⌃0i+ |K0⌅0i
0
0.004
0.008
0.012
1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460
Ξb0 -> D0(πΣ)
dΓ
j/dM
inv
[arb
. u
nits
]
Minv [MeV]
x=0
x=0.2
x=0.4
x=0.6Ξb0→D0(π0Σ0)
“dip” “fake peak”
When x < 0.5, “dip” would appear.
We have to note whether the peak is
“real” or “fake”.
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Other diagrams❖ reactions dominated by TπΣ→πΣ
Ξc+→νll+(πΣ)
suc d
l+
⌫M 0
B0
Ξc+→π+(πΣ)
suc d
M 0
B0
ud ⇡+
Ξc0→K0(πΣ)
s
cM 0
B0
d
u
d
sK0
○ only one diagram○ no contribution from
other hadron interactions× neutrino cannot be
measured
× many other diagrams× π+M, π+B interaction
may contribute in some channels
○ all final state can be caught
× many other diagrams× K0M, K0B interaction may
contribute in some channels
○ all final state can be caught
○ Cabibbo favored
Summary❖ We have studied the Ξb0→D0(πΣ) decay.
❖ Respecting the SU(3) sym., we have connected the quark d.o.f. and hadron d.o.f.
❖ From the CKM matrix and kinematics, it turns out that the Ξb0 decay is dominated by TπΣ→πΣ.
❖ Λ(1405) signal is seen as a peak in π+Σ-, and a “dip” in π0Σ0 and π-Σ+ due to the interference between tree and rescattering diagrams.
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“fake peak” may appear when the KN fraction is small.